COVID rebounded in Weston last week. There were 11 cases in the past 21 days, up from 7 last week.
The number of COVID cases seems to have settled at a low number—7 last week, 9 the week before, and 5 the week before that.
The number of people to have received at least one shot continues to grow, albeit slowly. 59% of people have had at least one shot, below the city’s 72%.
The number of COVID cases in Weston declined this week. Last week, there had been 9 in the past 21 days. This week, there were 7.
58% of Westonians have had at least one shot, compared to 72% city-wide.
COVID rebounded for the second week in a row. There were 9 cases in the past 21 days, up from 5 last week.
The vaccination rate in Weston remains behind Toronto as whole. In Weston, 57% of eligible people have had at least one shot, compared to 71% in Toronto.
We’re almost done. There have been three cases of COVID in the past 21 days in Weston.
I could be wrong, but I think that’s the lowest case count we’ve had since the pandemic started.
Weston has been one of the hardest-hit neighbourhoods in Toronto. More than 12% of the population here caught the virus, the seventh-highest rate of all the neighbourhoods in the city.
COVID continues to slowly retreat in Weston. In the past 21 days, there were 13 cases, down very slightly from last week when there were 15.
Vaccination rates have largely stalled. 55% of eligible residents had had at least one shot, compared to 69% city wide.
The city has launched a vaccination drive in areas of the city that lag. The “Home Stretch Vaccine Push” will bring “20 micro-focused clinics [to] six priority neighbourhoods”, including Weston and Mount Dennis. “The clinics will be conveniently located in and near buildings where residents live and will offer flexible afternoon and evening hours to accommodate frontline workers.”
COVID cases fell again this week, to 15 in the past 21 days. Last week, they had stalled at 21.
Vaccination rates, however, have stalled. 53.7% of residents have initiated vaccinations, up only 0.8% from last week. In Toronto as a whole, 68% of residents have started their shots.
In better news, Westonians are getting their second shots a very good clip, and almost 30% of us have had both.
Both the retreat of COVID and vaccination rates stalled this week.
The number of vaccinated residents has barely budged. It’s now 51.8%, up from 51.2% last week.
21 people in Weston contracted COVID in the past three weeks, unchanged from last week.